All Articles
When reminiscing about the career and life of Mr. Romero, there is a constant theme. We acknowledge it and sometimes […]
This evening horror/zombie fans took time out from their busy Comic-Con schedules to fill a playful area of Downtown San […]
I was lucky enough to appear in the final film from George A. Romero, Survival of the Dead, and those […]
“The Walking Dead” panel at the San Diego Comic-Con is always a standing-room-only affair, and this year was no exception, […]
Dawn of the Dead was the first film I ever saw at a drive-in in Detroit. It scared and titillated […]
Like all of you, I mourn the loss of the gentle giant of horror, George A. Romero. I met George […]
In the summer of 1980 I was nine years old. My parents and I were visiting my Uncle Gus and […]
My love for George Romero’s work began at an early age when I picked up a copy of Night of […]
Maybe I’ve said this a time or two, but it’s true: I’m not a zombie fan. I wish I was, […]
I wish I could describe how I’m feeling right now, but all I can say is that I am numb […]
In 1994, George Romero made a short film called Jacaranda Joe at my alma mater, the technical film school at […]
The location of the George A. Romero classic Dawn of the Dead has seen fit to honor the man who […]
